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The article discusses statements made by producer and screenwriter Mohamed Hossami regarding ongoing debates about the artists' right of public performance in the Egyptian film industry. He pointed out that the controversy revolves around the legality of artists and authors renouncing this right in exchange for financial compensation, emphasizing that producers in European countries like France, Spain, and Germany also hold this right—despite many being unaware of it. He confirmed that all parties involved in film production in Egypt must come together, highlighting that the producer is a key creative element, not merely a financier. Additionally, he addressed the rising production costs, noting that the salaries of some assistants to stars can reach 50,000 Egyptian pounds per day, and the cost of caravans can amount to 80,000 pounds daily, which significantly burdens producers' economic rights.
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